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DO-NOW
• We will have a do-now after WSMS.
DO-NOW
• Please work on your do-now quietly.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
• 4-day weekend….for you….• Any good plans?
• Looking ahead• Next test on 11/15• Review day/study guide change
REVIEW
• What did we do yesterday?• What activities did we do?• What information did we learn?
STOP!...VIDEO TIME!
• Before I outline what we are doing today, we are going to watch a video clip that will transition us into today’s lesson.
VIDEO CHATSLET’S GO OVER YOUR ANSWERS!
U N I T: S TAT E & LO C A L G OV T
EXECUTIVE BRANCH & UNIT PROJECTS
TODAY’S AGENDA
• Do-Now• Announcements + Review• Video Intro• State Executive Branch• Notes• Beaucoup de Choix!• SEB & Origami!
• Projecto!
NOTESTHE STATE EXECUTIVE BRANCH
THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH
• The executive branch is made up of1. governor- head of VA govt2. lieutenant governor- second in command of VA govt3. attorney general- the lawyer for the state of VA4. Cabinet- the governor’s advisors
Hurry up with your
notes, my
arm’s tired!!
THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH
•Qualifications to be gov’nor:1) At least 30 years
old2) Resident of VA
for 5 years3) Registered VA
voter for 5 years
Be like me!! I’m awesome!! You’ll just have to wait a few decades…
THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH
• Powers of Virginia’s executive branch are defined in the Constitution of Virginia.• Jobs:
1. Enforce the laws2. Play a key role in
the policymaking process.
THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH
• Cabinet Departments help to do the following:1. Administer the laws2. Enforce the laws3. Regulate aspects of
business and the economy
4. Provide services
• Chief of Staff • Secretary of Administration• Secretary of Agriculture and
Forestry• Secretary
of Commerce and Trade • Secretary of the Commonwealth • Secretary of Education • Secretary of Finance• Secretary
of Health and Human Resources • Secretary of Natural Resources
Secretary of Public Safety • Secretary of Technology
Secretary of Transportation • Secretary
of Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security
ROLES OF GOVERNOR
1. Chief of State• Talks to other governors,
the federal government, and foreign leaders
• Receives leaders from other states, countries, or the president
2. Chief Legislator• Signs or vetoing bills• Recommends legislation
to the General Assembly• Delivers the State of the
Commonwealth Address
3. Party Chief• Leads the political
party• Helps other part
members campaign• Appoints party
members to positions
ROLES OF GOVERNOR
4. Chief Administrator• Enforces the laws• Appoints cabinet members and various govt agencies• Oversees state bureaucracy• Changes fines or sentences by pardoning• Restores voting rights
5. Commander-in-Chief• Head of Virginia National Guard• Uses the Guard to enforce the laws, puts down
insurrections (uprisings), protects the Commonwealth from invasion.
M U LT I P L E C H O I C E Q U E S T I O N S
BEAUCOUP DE CHOIX!
BEAUCOUP DE CHOIX!
• Read the question, and select the best answer.• A= red card• B= blue card• C= green card
QUESTION #1
• The powers of the governor area. expressed in the Bill of Rightsb. listed in the Constitution of
Virginiac. approved by Congress
QUESTION #2
• Which of the following is NOT a role of the governor?
a. Chief of State: ceremonial headb. Party Chief: state leader of his
political partyc. Chief Diplomat: shaper of foreign policy
QUESTION #3
• When the Virginia Governor gives his State of the Commonwealth Address he is –
a. appointing officials to departmentsb. approving legislationc. influencing policy makers
SEB & ORIGAMI!IT ’S GOING TO BE GREAT…AND YOUR HW!
SEB & ORIGAMI
• Directions:• You are going to make a *hat* out of paper.• On the hat, I want you to pick one of the roles
of the governor and…• Include all of the bullets from our notes about what
that role includes• At least 3 images to represent the role• A trick to remember what that role means
SORTING HAT?!
•Next Wednesday, after you have long forgotten about civics, we will do a sorting hat activity with these hats!!
PROJECTO!STATE & LOCAL GOVT
PROJECT OVERVIEW
• For this project, I will allow you to work with ONE other person or by yourself.• You are going to be given a person in the
upcoming elections for state Senate or House of Delegates.• Today, you will brainstorm independently with a
partner or by yourself and then research your person.• Then, you will create a product of some sort (see
list of options) that meets the requirements.• Due: Wednesday, November 16th*
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